The present Piaget cuff bracelet watch with cabochon lapis lazuli from the 1970s is an impressive example of the extraordinary creativity from the Piaget workshops at the time. The design perfectly fits the phrase “form follows function”, the 19th and 20th century architectural and industrial design concept that the shape of a building or object should relate to its intended function or purpose. Piaget was the leader in the 1960s and 1970s for combining avant-garde design and craftsmanship into their work. Recognized for integrating precious stones into their watches and jewelry, Piaget’s vintage timepieces remain to be amongst the most collectible and rare.

The present example is a beautifully constructed bangle with a rope-like cord design, complimented by lapis lazuli cabochons throughout. The off-center placement of the dial gives this work of art an elegant touch, and compliments the chic lapis lazuli dial.

This tastefully designed bracelet is extremely well-preserved and is a superb example of how Piaget’s creativity and modern twist made them market leaders nearly 40 years ago.